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Monthly Archives: January 2015

24 Jan 2015

Black spot of Roses – A brief discussion and related references and links for selecting dis-ease resistant roses for your garden. MT Kingsley, Ph.D.

by Master Gardener | posted in: Bill Hayes | 0

Black spot of rose is an ascomyte fungal disease caused by the pathogen Marssonina rosae (Mr, the imperfect or asexual stage / Diplocarpon rosae (Dr) is the sexual stage). This pathogen is likely the most serious and common disease of … Read More

24 Jan 2015

Longleaf pine, a wonderful giving tree Article by Sandy Randall, Photos by Chris Randall (Originally published in the Aiken Standard on December 28, 2014)

by Master Gardener | posted in: Bill Hayes | 0

The week between Christmas and New Year’s is a time we like to sit down together, quietly reflect on the past year and make plans for the coming year. Because our gardens add so much to our lives, planning for … Read More

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